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'''Funky's Fishing''', alternatively known as '''Funky Fishing''' in-game in the [[Game Boy Color]] version, is a mini-game hosted by [[Funky Kong]] in both the Game Boy Color and [[Game Boy Advance]] remakes of ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]''.
'''Funky's Fishing''', alternatively known as '''Funky Fishing''' in-game in the Game Boy Color version, is a mini-game hosted by [[Funky Kong]] in both the [[Game Boy Color]] and [[Game Boy Advance]] remakes of ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]''.
 
==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
===''Donkey Kong Country'' (Game Boy Color)===
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When Funky's Fishing is selected from the Extras mode, the game randomly selects one of the six background scenery based on the Adventure mode's challenges. The gameplay is similar to the Game Boy Color version's, as the Kongs' goal is to reel in as many underwater enemies before the timer runs out. The controlled Kong can replenish the timer by either capturing two or more identically colored Bitesizes or two or more of the same underwater enemy. The game's level increases when a certain number of points are reached. Funky's Fishing is also playable from Multiplayer, where two players compete for the highest score. This mode features a type of Bitesize that rapidly flashes between the four colors unique to the fishing game, which can make a kombo with any color, including the normal ones. Crabs also make occasional appearances and give large amounts of points when caught, usually leading to an immediate level up; however, they do not give kombos even if the player manages to hook two at once. At first, only red, blue, and flashing Bitesizes appear alongside rare crabs, and as levels are climbed, green, yellow, and normal ones appear along with eventually Squidges. Bottles begin appearing at level 6, marking a point many of the sea creatures disappear other than the starting ones, though they gradually begin appearing again alongside more bottles.
When Funky's Fishing is selected from the Extras mode, the game randomly selects one of the six background scenery based on the Adventure mode's challenges. The gameplay is similar to the Game Boy Color version's, as the Kongs' goal is to reel in as many underwater enemies before the timer runs out. The controlled Kong can replenish the timer by either capturing two or more identically colored Bitesizes or two or more of the same underwater enemy. The game's level increases when a certain number of points are reached. Funky's Fishing is also playable from Multiplayer, where two players compete for the highest score. This mode features a type of Bitesize that rapidly flashes between the four colors unique to the fishing game, which can make a kombo with any color, including the normal ones. Crabs also make occasional appearances and give large amounts of points when caught, usually leading to an immediate level up; however, they do not give kombos even if the player manages to hook two at once. At first, only red, blue, and flashing Bitesizes appear alongside rare crabs, and as levels are climbed, green, yellow, and normal ones appear along with eventually Squidges. Bottles begin appearing at level 6, marking a point many of the sea creatures disappear other than the starting ones, though they gradually begin appearing again alongside more bottles.


Funky gives a [[photograph]] to the Kong for every challenge they complete. The six photographs collectively take up a [[Scrapbook (Donkey Kong Country series)|Scrapbook]] page with a large image of DK and Diddy fishing off Donkey Kong Island's coast. Funky also gives them a photograph of himself if they successfully reel in a crab that sometimes dashes across the ocean floor. The missions are as follows:
Funky gives a [[photograph]] to the Kong for every challenge they complete. The six photographs collectively take up a [[Scrapbook]] page with a large image of DK and Diddy fishing off Donkey Kong Island's coast. Funky also gives them a photograph of himself if they successfully reel in a crab that sometimes dashes across the ocean floor. The missions are as follows:
 
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Default high scores are also in the "Extras" mode in Game Boy Advance remake. The scoreboard and points are entirely different, and it now displays which level each Kong stopped at. Like last time, the scoreboard only displays the top five results, and the player can enter their initials on the scoreboard if they manage to at least top the fifth highest score. Their high score placement is based on how many points they get. All of the high scores are significantly smaller, as catching fish does not warrant as many points in the Game Boy Advance remake. Most of the Kongs' initials were redone, except Funky's and Diddy's. Candy's was changed to "CDY", Donkey Kong's initials no longer have a period in the middle, and lastly Cranky's initials were changed to "CKY". The high scores are:
Default high scores are also in the "Extras" mode in Game Boy Advance remake. The scoreboard and points are entirely different, and it now displays which level each Kong stopped at. Like last time, the scoreboard only displays the top five results, and the player can enter their initials on the scoreboard if they manage to at least top the fifth highest score. Their high score placement is based on how many points they get. All of the high scores are significantly smaller, as catching fish does not warrant as many points in the Game Boy Advance remake. Most of the Kongs' initials were redone, except Funky's and Diddy's. Candy's was changed to "CDY", Donkey Kong's initials no longer have a period in the middle, and lastly Cranky's initials were changed to "CKY". The high scores are:
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[[Category:Donkey Kong Country minigames]]

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